DISCLAIMER:

 

 

This section of my website is a multitude of things. As a result, there are some disclaimers I feel should be made to those diving into the vulnerability of my creative writing.

1. In many cases, these pieces are emotional, personal, unedited and RAW. I use my writing most commonly as a form of therapeutic expression, to let go of my own emotions. That being said, since they are sometimes personal I hope you as a reader will respect my feelings and opinions and recognize that they are in no way shape or form meant to harm or hurt anyone. If in any case I offend or hurt somebody with my writing, I invite you to please reach out to me so that we can talk things over and I can apologize/acknowledge my writing.

2. That being said, not every piece on this page is entirely honest/realistic. Some pieces are entirely fiction and written based on spouts of inspiration with little to no connection to who I am as a person. I do not directly label which pieces of my writing are and aren't fiction, as I don't think it is relevant. Once again however, if you are curious (nosy, it's okay I get it) and would like to know more, you are welcome to email me once again, although in this situation I am not sure if you will always get the reply you are hoping for.

3. Creative Writing is all about personal expression. My goal by getting my work into the world is not to suggest any overarching facts or opinions, but simply share my own. I am however, always open to collaboration and suggestion so, like I have already said a couple times now, I am open to feedback. 

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Ultimately, I guess what I am saying is, if you have any comments or questions, let me know! I am a human who recognizes that I am not perfect and my writing is far from perfected. I am always looking to be educated and for my work to be improved upon.

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And lastly, if you can relate to anything I have written, know that you are not alone. Though not everything I write is true/personal, I value connection to my audience and I hope you know that wherever and whoever you are, I empathize with you and would consider it a great triumph if my work was useful or helpful to you in any way.

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With love,

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Lucy Rime